Membership Management Registration deadline is Oct. 1

Ontario Soccer would like to remind Clubs and Academies that the deadline to provision your organization on the new SportsEngine Member Management System (MMRS) is fast approaching. 

The deadline to provision your organization’s information with SportsEngine’s MMRS is Oct. 1, 2018. 

Organizations that have not provisioned before Oct. 1, 2018 will be required to take additional steps to ensure their information is included in MMRS. 

Click here for more information on how to provision. 

What does it mean to create a culture of excellence with your teams and club? Coach Reed Maltbie will take the various psychological components and elements of his “Warriors, Not Winners” presentation and distil them into practical and easy steps for starting your own culture of excellence today. 

Coach Reed Maltbie is Chief Content Officer and Lead Presenter for Changing the Game Project and a former 2018 Ontario Soccer Summit session speaker. The webinar will be held Thursday, October 11 at 6:30 p.m.

Click here to read more about the webinar and to register. 

The nominations for South and East Regional Directors recently closed, concluding the nominations process for potential candidates to serve on the Board of Directors of Ontario Soccer.

As a reminder, the elections will be held at the Ontario Soccer AGM, scheduled to take place at the Jewel Event Centre (55 Sovereign CT, Woodbridge, ON) on October. 14, 2018 at 9 a.m.

Click here to see the entire list. 

Ontario Soccer is pleased to announce ticket pricing for the Ontario Soccer Summit 2019, in partnership with Respect in Sport. 

Tickets will go on sale Nov. 1, 2018 and the full roster of 2019 speakers will be revealed at that time, but to assist Clubs, Academies, Districts and Leagues in their planning, the options for purchasing passes to Ontario Soccer Summit 2019 have been released publicly. 

Click here for more information on ticket pricing and Ontario Soccer Summit 2019. 

Ontario Soccer is committed to supporting and developing female coaches in Ontario, through creating a professional and successful mentorship program that will respond to the needs and aspirations of the many outstanding female soccer coaches practicing in Ontario, both now and in the years ahead. 

The Female Mentorship Program is part of a holistic support system approach and is one more component on Ontario Soccer’s commitment to Long-Term Player Development (LTPD), under the guidance of Canada Soccer. 

Click here to read more about the program and how to apply. 

Ontario Soccer is continuously looking for experienced and passionate technical leaders with progressive approaches who can help shape the new Player and Coach Development pathway and is now asking for applications for Learning Facilitators (LFs) for 2018-2019. 

Ontario Soccer’s LF holds a tremendously important role in implementing the delivery of the current Long Term Player Development (LTPD) pathway. 

Click here for information on how to apply and role requirements. 

Canada will play their first home match in 2018-2019 CONCACAF Nations League qualifying on Oct. 16 at BMO Field. 

Canada will face Dominica in the first 2018 home match with a 7 p.m. kick-off. Tickets are already on sale. 

Click here to read more about this game and the CONCACAF Nations League. 

The final five teams have now been crowned Ontario Cup champions. 

The provincial soccer for life championships concluded for a number of divisions in Vaughan this past weekend with some great talent on display. 

Match video, photos, highlights and game stories are available from each match. 

Click here to find out who won what at the Ontario Cup. 

Seven teams have been crowned Ontario Cup champions, with six of those now moving on to the Toyota National Championships. 

The provincial soccer for life championships concluded for a number of divisions in Vaughan this past weekend, with thrilling action taking place across the board. 

Click here to find out who won and stories, photos and highlights from every game. 

Ontario Soccer is continuing to show that the safety of their athletes and participants are a priority to the community. 

This week, Respect in Sport revealed that Ontario Soccer has surpassed 20,000 certifications in the Respect in Sport Activity Leader program. 

This is in addition to the 10,000 parents who have already been certified in the Respect in Sport Parent Program. 

Click here to read more about Ontario Soccer’s commitment to keeping kids safe.